DJ Mario’s Top TT 20 New & Trending Soca Hits, May 16/24

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1. Hit and Run

SHENEESA Ft. MASISKA, DI GENIUS

2. Comma

AYRA STARR FEAT CARDI B

3. Tack Back

KES

4. Like That

FUTURE, METRI BOOMIN, KENDRICK LAMAR

5. Pink Friday Girls 

NICKI MINAJ

6. Runaway

MICAL TEJA– Road March and Young King 2024

7. Cook It

PATRICE ROBERTS

8. Rise Up

KES Ft QUEEN OMEGA

9. DNA

MICAL TEJA– Road March and Young King 2024

source: JulianspromosTV | Soca Music

10. Everytime

NADIA BATSON

11. Out Of This World – New

SEAN PAUL & KES

12. Carnival Contract

Bubji Garlin – 2nd Place Road March 2024

source: JulianspromosTV | Soca Music

13. Hot Spot (Alien Head Riddim) – New

LYRIKAL & TRAVIS WORLD

14. Cyah Hear Yuh (The Butterfly Project)

PATRICE ROBERTS

source: JulianspromosTV | Soca Music

15. A Little Jam (The Butterfly Project)

PROBLEM CHILD

source: JulianspromosTV | Soca Music

16. Human Nature

VOICE & JADA KINGDOM

17. Motion – New

NESSA PREPPY  

18.  Million Woman (Diamond Riddim) – New

SHURWAYNE WINCHESTER

source: JulianspromosTV | Soca Music

19. Addictive

JADEL & CHARLY BLACK

20. Tight

UMI MARCANO

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